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FS2004 Missing lib objects finding

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[scenery]
MissingLibraryAlert=1

gives me a lot of error messages (s. picture)

How can I find these objects?
 

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Hi Guenther,

There is no easy way. Try inhibiting the scenery areas until there are no more prompts. The last one inhibited will contain the culprit.
 
:(

if there is no way to find a GUID in a BGL,

I have to go the hard way (isolating the problem by deactivating BGLs in a new Scenery)
 
Hello:

I haven't used LOM for FS9 in a while, but I wonder if it maintains a record in its database for the source BGL from which each GUID-referenced scenery object was originally imported ? :confused:

Alternatively, could the Scruffyduck utility which searches for duplicate GUID-referenced scenery objects (aka "DOF" ?) could be used to query GUIDs by source BGL in which each GUID-referenced scenery object is located ?

GaryGB
 
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Hi,

Not that it helps, but I have been thinking about making a tool to scan a scenery folder and report objects that are not used, objects that are missing, etc. But I haven't found the time yet to code it :)
 
Hi Arno:

It would be great to have such a utility available when you get some "free" time ! :)
 
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